UK - Lenders move to take control of Montagu's Linpac
Lenders to Montagu-backed packaging company Linpac have reportedly rejected a restructuring proposal put forward by the firm's private equity owners, and are instead working on a counter-proposal that would see them take control of the business through a debt-for-equity swap.
The alternate proposal would see the banks take a controlling interest in the business whilst taking a smaller write-off on the debt. They are also reportedly planning to raise further capital from external sources to inject into the business.
In 2003 Montagu acquired Linpac in a £860m deal, taking a 60% stake in the business for around £140m. The company is thought to be close to breaching its bankng covenents.
Talks are expected to last through the end of the summer.
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